Let the script only check if the pod binary is available #217
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Hi and thanks for your contribution. |
guperrot
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@francescopersico Thanks for your PR. This is an interesting scenario. The platform check is for leaving meaningful error message when running |
dhei
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From my experience there is no need to check the platform. If the
podbinary is available the dependencies will be sucessfully added and installed. I am on a Linux machine, my project uses rbenv and cocoapods, and all is working when i try to link the libraries.